Chemours.
American chemical company
- Reports this week
- 4
- Active events
- 1
- Connections
- 98
What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
One to three months ago
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County is being sued by SELC over PFAS chemical manufacturing contamination linked to the Fayetteville Works facility, involving Chemours.Some support2 reports
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Chemours and Mitsubishi Chemical are competing in the materials industry market, with analysts comparing their financial performance metrics.Some support1 report
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Royal Bank of Canada raised its price target on Chemours, while Truist Financial increased its price target, and Quantinno lifted its stake in the company's stock.Some support1 report
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DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours agreed to a joint PFAS settlement resolving contamination claims in New Jersey.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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EPA negotiated a PFAS settlement with Chemours, which is facing opposition from Josh Stein.Some support1 report
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Multiple financial firms, including State Street, Ameriprise, Vanguard, and UBS, made various stake adjustments in Chemours stock on July 10, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Morgan Stanley gave Chemours an equal weight rating, while Royal Bank of Canada upped its price target, with MarketBeat providing the average rating.Some support2 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, is now involved in supplying clean water to communities in New Jersey.Well supported7 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of DuPont, is subject to a settlement requiring mitigation efforts in New Jersey.Well supported5 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, has been established, with Jeffrey Hall overseeing compliance for the chemical manufacturer.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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A partnership was announced on August 30, 2025, involving Trump's pledge, focused on unleashing oil and gas benefits through collaboration between Chemours and SRF Limited.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chemours benefited from Trump tariffs and onshoring trends after its Opteon cooling liquid qualified for Samsung SSDs.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Chemours and AkzoNobel are operating in the Basic Materials space, facing operational disruptions and strong demand for Opteon Refrigerants.Speculative1 report
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Chemours uses chrysotile in titanium dioxide operations after the US Environmental Protection Agency withdrew its ban on chrysotile asbestos.Some support1 report
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Chemours followed a company on LinkedIn in July 2025.Some support1 report
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DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.Some support2 reports
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Chemours and related entities reported quarterly growth, volume increases, and progress against Pathway to Thrive in August 2025.Some support1 report
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Analysts monitor key metrics to project Chemours' stock price performance.Some support1 report
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Chemours was classified into the Zacks Chemical - Diversified industry.Some support1 report
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A coalition requested court intervention against Chemours after Judge Goodwin ruled that the company violates the Clean Water Act concerning fluorochemicals developed under an EPA program.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Increased demand for Chemours' Opteon Refrigerant blends due to the US AIM Act.Some support2 reports
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Samsung qualified Chemours' cooling fluid in August 2025.Some support1 report
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Market analysis report details the size and forecast of the Titanium Dioxide market, driven by paints & coatings demand.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model was used on August 15, 2025, to estimate the fair value of Chemours.Some support1 report
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A strategic partnership between Chemours and SRF Limited was established, aimed at leveraging oil and gas benefits.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chemours and SRF Limited announced strategic agreements to strengthen global supply chains in India, focusing on fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers.Some support1 report
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Chemours reported that as of August 26, 2025, 50% of its company revenue is derived from products that contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.Some support1 report
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Chemours appointed Mary Cranston as Chair and Alister Cowan as Lead Independent Director, with Denise Dignam as CEO.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Chemours
Events traced to Chemours, step by step, newest firstAround Chemours this week
News at the entities that move Chemours most-
DuPont StructuralDuPont administered William Kennedy's retirement plan while the Supreme Court ruled on a Boeing retirement plan.Moves Chemours
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North Carolina StructuralStorm moves over the Gulf Stream.Moves Chemours
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New Jersey StructuralAn incident occurred in Peters Township, New Jersey, which was reported by CNN and Associated Press.Moves Chemours
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Josh Stein OperationalJosh Stein attempted an appointment to the state government in North Carolina.Moves Chemours
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Environmental Protection Agency StructuralEPA classified 200 miles of the Hudson River as a Superfund site and scaled back cleanup plans in Dutchess County.Moves Chemours
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Donald Trump TransactionalTrump allegedly ignored Graham's sanctions bill, slowed Starlink connections, and lifted sanctions to help Putin.Moves Chemours
Connections
The 27 strongest of 98, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
DuPont Structural
Chemours was formed as a spin-off entity from DuPont, establishing a foundational corporate relationship.
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New Jersey Structural
Chemours operates in New Jersey, supplying clean water and adhering to settlement requirements.
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North Carolina Structural
Chemours operates facilities in North Carolina and is currently bound by state-level consent orders and settlements regarding PFAS contamination and pollution.
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Robeson County Operational
The relationship is an active operational conflict stemming from the county suing the company regarding PFAS chemical manufacturing.
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Josh Stein Operational
Josh Stein actively opposes Chemours regarding an environmental contamination deal involving PFAS.
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SRF Limited Structural
Chemours relies on SRF Limited for the supply of fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers through strategic partnerships.
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Parkersburg Structural
Chemours maintains ownership of the Washington Works plant, which is situated near the city of Parkersburg.
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Environmental Protection Agency Structural
Chemours is subject to formal regulatory oversight by the EPA regarding PFAS liabilities, leading to settlement negotiations.
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Donald Trump Transactional
Chemours benefits from favorable policy pledges regarding oil/gas and tariffs while simultaneously facing current regulatory scrutiny over forever chemicals.
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Jeffrey Hall Structural
Jeffrey Hall holds a compliance oversight role for Chemours.
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Corteva Transactional
Chemours and Corteva engaged in a rights acquisition and a joint PFAS settlement.
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EPA Structural
EPA oversees the industry transition to alternative refrigerants, structurally impacting Chemours' operations.
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Morgan Stanley Mentioned together
Morgan Stanley provides financial ratings and price targets for Chemours.
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Bladen County Structural
Chemours' contamination liability is impacting local government settlements in Bladen County.
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Jeff Jackson Operational
Jeff Jackson is actively objecting to a deal involving environmental contamination by Chemours.
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Nathan Miller Structural
Nathan Miller is employed by Chemours as a Client Relations Manager.
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Royal Bank of Canada Mentioned together
Royal Bank of Canada provides market analysis and price target recommendations for Chemours.
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Congress Structural
Congress enacted the U.S. AIM Act, establishing a regulatory framework for Chemours.
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MarketBeat Mentioned together
MarketBeat provides average ratings and market analysis for Chemours.
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New York City Shared context
Chemours is involved in a lawsuit that is situated within the jurisdiction of New York City.
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West Virginia Shared context
Chemours operates facilities in West Virginia and is subject to state-mandated pollution control requirements.
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New York Shared context
Chemours is involved in legal proceedings located within New York City.
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Ohio River Operational
Chemours facilities are documented as causing pollution in the Ohio River.
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Truist Financial Mentioned together
Truist Financial issued a positive price target increase on Chemours.
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Associated Press Mentioned together
Associated Press reported on the settlement details concerning Chemours.
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Patrick Morrisey Transactional
The relationship is associated with a multi-state settlement announced by the Governor's office.
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company Shared context
Chemours operates within the corporate context, being subject to securities laws and class action lawsuits.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
1 eventAugust 2026
3 events- County is being sued by SELC over PFAS chemical manufacturing contamination linked to the Fayetteville Works facility, involving Chemours.
- Chemours and Mitsubishi Chemical are competing in the materials industry market, with analysts comparing their financial performance metrics.
- Royal Bank of Canada raised its price target on Chemours, while Truist Financial increased its price target, and Quantinno lifted its stake in the company's stock.
July 2026
4 events- Objecting to an environmental contamination deal regarding Chemours operations in North Carolina.
- EPA negotiated a PFAS settlement with Chemours, which is facing opposition from Josh Stein.
- Multiple financial firms, including State Street, Ameriprise, Vanguard, and UBS, made various stake adjustments in Chemours stock on July 10, 2026.
- Morgan Stanley gave Chemours an equal weight rating, while Royal Bank of Canada upped its price target, with MarketBeat providing the average rating.
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June 2026
22 events- DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours agreed to a joint PFAS settlement resolving contamination claims in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, is now involved in supplying clean water to communities in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of DuPont, is subject to a settlement requiring mitigation efforts in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, has been established, with Jeffrey Hall overseeing compliance for the chemical manufacturer.
- A partnership was announced on August 30, 2025, involving Trump's pledge, focused on unleashing oil and gas benefits through collaboration between Chemours and SRF Limited.
- Chemours benefited from Trump tariffs and onshoring trends after its Opteon cooling liquid qualified for Samsung SSDs.
- Chemours and AkzoNobel are operating in the Basic Materials space, facing operational disruptions and strong demand for Opteon Refrigerants.
- Chemours uses chrysotile in titanium dioxide operations after the US Environmental Protection Agency withdrew its ban on chrysotile asbestos.
- Chemours followed a company on LinkedIn in July 2025.
- DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.
- Chemours and related entities reported quarterly growth, volume increases, and progress against Pathway to Thrive in August 2025.
- Analysts monitor key metrics to project Chemours' stock price performance.
- Chemours was classified into the Zacks Chemical - Diversified industry.
- A coalition requested court intervention against Chemours after Judge Goodwin ruled that the company violates the Clean Water Act concerning fluorochemicals developed under an EPA program.
- Increased demand for Chemours' Opteon Refrigerant blends due to the US AIM Act.
- Samsung qualified Chemours' cooling fluid in August 2025.
- Market analysis report details the size and forecast of the Titanium Dioxide market, driven by paints & coatings demand.
- A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model was used on August 15, 2025, to estimate the fair value of Chemours.
- A strategic partnership between Chemours and SRF Limited was established, aimed at leveraging oil and gas benefits.
- Chemours and SRF Limited announced strategic agreements to strengthen global supply chains in India, focusing on fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers.
- Chemours reported that as of August 26, 2025, 50% of its company revenue is derived from products that contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Chemours appointed Mary Cranston as Chair and Alister Cowan as Lead Independent Director, with Denise Dignam as CEO.